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Relive the thrilling account of the 1952 French expedition to the Himalayas in A Mountain Called Nun Kin. Written by Bernard Pierre and translated by Nea Morin, this gripping narrative captures the determination and perseverance of seven seasoned mountaineers as they faced immense challenges to conquer the formidable peak of Nun.
With richly illustrated black-and-white photographs and detailed maps, this book offers a vivid portrayal of the team's daring journey and the "dreadful game of snakes and ladders" they endured against weather, time, and the unforgiving mountain.
Bernard Pierre, a seasoned mountaineer and expedition leader, led the successful 1952 French climb of Nun Kin. His experience, strategy, and storytelling have left an enduring mark on mountaineering literature, offering readers a unique glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of high-altitude expeditions.
A Mountain Called Nun Kin is not just a mountaineering narrative; it’s a celebration of human spirit and determination. Perfect for adventure enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone fascinated by the 20th-century Himalayan expeditions, this book is an inspiring addition to your library.
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